How to send messages, photos, and packages
Messaging someone at Larned Correctional Facility happens through ViaPath (GettingOut) tablets. Create a GettingOut account at gettingout.com or through the mobile app, then add funds (minimum $10) before sending electronic messages, photos, or short clips. Current ViaPath pricing: $0.25 per electronic message, $0.25 per electronic photo, and $1.75 for a 30-second video. Residents may also pay vendor rates for printing and entertainment. Video visits are handled by a different vendor—they're not available through the ViaPath tablet. For phone service, Larned uses ICS Corrections. Residents can make collect or prepaid outgoing calls but can't receive incoming calls. New numbers must be verified and activated first. Non-attorney calls may be monitored and recorded, and three-way calling or call forwarding aren't allowed.
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Create a ViaPath (GettingOut) account at gettingout.com or through the mobile app. Add funds (minimum $10), then send electronic messages, photos, or short clips to the resident's tablet.
Electronic messages cost $0.25 and electronic photos cost $0.25 each. A 30‑second video costs $1.75, and residents may also pay vendor-rate charges for printing and entertainment.
No. Video visits are provided by a different vendor and aren’t available through the ViaPath (GettingOut) tablet.
No—residents can’t receive incoming calls. They can place collect or prepaid outgoing calls, but new phone numbers must be verified and activated first, and non-attorney calls may be monitored and recorded.
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